The questions were mostly scenario-based and varied. You were given rules and then asked what you would do if "X" happened. The expectation was to follow the instructions and point out scenarios where those instructions might need more guidance from management.
Difference between hashing encryption encoding.
List certifications.
What was your best project?
One solid question was difference between tcp and udp. Rest of the conversation and question was arguable type of things. I could answer all of them but don't know what went wrong. Even though my background and resume was heavily based on cyber security.
Why are you interested in the Cyber Associate program.
Is there any project you have done besides academic ones?
Where did you first hear about this opportunity?
How would a startup work to ensure their company is secure and complient. (Case study that asks questions which dive deeper into this overarching question)
What does Stroz Friedberg do?
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